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http://paine-associates.com/uncategorized/jenks-riverwalk/#respondFri, 22 Jan 2016 17:32:05 +0000http://paine-associates.com/?p=842Great news for Riverwalk! Trader Leaf Tea & Gifts is open in Building 500 next to Cigar Box. Come by for a sample! http://traderleaf.com

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http://paine-associates.com/uncategorized/simon-premium-outlets-2/#respondFri, 22 Jan 2016 17:21:43 +0000http://paine-associates.com/?p=840Simon Premium Outlets moving along as planned at River District. Global retail giant Simon Premium Outlets cleared the city of Jenks’ final hurdle to proceed with its plan to build a massive new shopping center The Jenks City Council unanimously approved changing a tract zoned for agriculture to Riverfront Tourist Commercial to accommodate the Tulsa […]

Global retail giant Simon Premium Outlets cleared the city of Jenks’ final hurdle to proceed with its plan to build a massive new shopping center

The Jenks City Council unanimously approved changing a tract zoned for agriculture to Riverfront Tourist Commercial to accommodate the Tulsa Premium Outlets, clearing the way for permit applications and work to begin.

The approved outlet mall site is due south of the Oklahoma Aquarium. It is bordered on the north by the Creek Turnpike and to the east by the Arkansas River.

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http://paine-associates.com/uncategorized/simon-premium-outlets/#respondWed, 16 Sep 2015 20:49:08 +0000http://paine-associates.com/?p=716Original post on TulsaWorld.com. The outlet mall that met backlash from people who use trails on private land near Turkey Mountain is officially building in Jenks, the developer said Friday. The announcement from Simon Premium Outlets came months after the development group’s brochure had called Jenks the home of Tulsa Premium Outlets and Jenks Mayor […]

The outlet mall that met backlash from people who use trails on private land near Turkey Mountain is officially building in Jenks, the developer said Friday.

The announcement from Simon Premium Outlets came months after the development group’s brochure had called Jenks the home of Tulsa Premium Outlets and Jenks Mayor Kelly Dunkerley confirmed the move.

Construction on the outlet mall is scheduled to start in the spring of 2016, with an opening in summer 2017, according to the announcement.

The first phase of the development is planned to encompass 325,000 square feet with 80 to 90 retail options.

The new site is along the south side of the Creek Turnpike just west of the Arkansas River in Jenks’ River District.

“We are eager to serve the entire Tulsa metropolitan market from this location,” said Mark Silvestri, COO of Simon Premium Outlets. “We are really looking forward to bringing our vision of value shopping, which has been extremely popular throughout the world, to Tulsa”.

The statement from Silvestri did not address the move from Tulsa city limits into Jenks, which Tulsa officials have been hoping to avoid for months.

The original plan for the mall to be built near Turkey Mountain drew strong reaction from Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness patrons who feard that the outlet mall would encroach on their outdoor activities and the natural setting.

The wilderness group was not the only group that opposed it, but in the end, Simon reached out to Jenks, which had land ready to go, Jenks Mayor Kelly Dunkerley said previously.

“Tulsa Premium Outlets will serve as a top-tier destination for visitors to Jenks and the greater Tulsa market,” Dunkerley said in a statement. “Public investment in infrasturcture around the Arkansas River is returning dividends to the entire region in the form of private investment and job creation.”

The move to Jenks strips the city of Tulsa of an estimated $4 million to $5 million each year that would have gone into the city’s sales-tax-based budget.

The FlyingTee Entertainment and Golf Complex, under construction at RiverWalk Crossing, promises cutting-edge technology that will track the balls hit by every guest.

But don’t look to the balls for how they’re done – they’re the same kind of balls you can find at an athletic store.

Instead, the facility will use advanced scanner from Protracer, the same company that provides precise ball tracking during televised, widely watched golf tournaments, company officials announced Thursday.

James Vollbrecht, director of technology for FlyingTee, said the system will be able to track every shot hit by every guest, regardless of skill level.

“They’re the eyes for the rest of our platform” he said. “It will work for beginners that have hever hit before to pros that can hit a perfect shot every time.”

The high-tech golf range is the top-billed offering at FlyingTee, which is curently builsing a three-store $22 million center as a partnership with the Muscogee (Creek) Nation on the former site of RiverWalk Movies at the entertainment district in Jenks along the Arkansas River.

RiverWalk Crossing is also owned by the tribe.

When FlyingTee is finished, it will also offer family oriented games, restaurants, a sports bar and space for parties and corporate events.

Vollbrecht said the technology will be deployed for training, practive and a number of different games, though he said it was too soon to elaborate on what they might be.

“We’re keeping that close to the vest right now, though I can say that our customers will have access to a variety of them,” he said.

Like many construction projects, FlyingTee had to deal with the frustration of heavy rain in the spring during the earthmoving process. But Ryan Tawwater, co-managing director of FlyingTee, said that shouldn’t delay the planned opening date.

“We’ve accelerated our construction schedule so we can be open by the first quarter of next year,” he said.

The elevator shafts have been finished and the steel structure is going up at the site.

Tawwater said they’ll release more details about the restaurants to be built within FlyingTee in the coming months.

The Riverwalk experience will be something to remember as FlyingTee puts down roots in this exciting area of the community. FlyingTee and the Muscogee (Creek) Nation have come together to bring this project to life.

FlyingTee, a new state-of-the-art golf and entertainment venue, has chosen the beautiful Riverwalk Crossing in Jenks. FlyingTee, will be a place for friends and family to come together for golf, fun games and great food.

“The Muscogee (Creek) Nation is excited about the continued growth of the Riverwalk Crossing and is proud to be the leader in revitalizing this area for all Oklahomans to enjoy,” Principal Chief Tiger said. “We strive to provide our community with world-class entertainment options such as the River Spirit Casino, the much-anticipated Margaritaville and now FlyingTee. This is an exciting time for us as we continue making the Riverwalk Crossing into a entertainment destination for everyone to enjoy.”

This new and innovative venture is scheduled to have Oklahomans ready to tee off by early 2016. The new “Tee-Town,” FlyingTee, will redefine fun in Oklahoma.

FlyingTee will be a great place for not just golfers, but for sport enthusiasts as well. Golfers of all skill levels can play at FlyingTee, even if you’ve never picked up a club. While you aren’t trying your hand at our interactive games, you can watch your favorite sporting event at our sports bar, sure to be every fan’s

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http://paine-associates.com/uncategorized/outlet-mall-developer-abandons-turkey-mountain-site-for-jenks-location/#respondThu, 21 May 2015 18:16:26 +0000http://paine-associates.com/?p=454Original post on TulsaWorld.com. An outlet mall slated for the Turkey Mountain area is now headed to Jenks, according to an investor’s brochure from the developer and the mayor of Jenks. Simon Property Group now intends to build its Tulsa Premium Outlets mall on land across the Creek Turnpike from the Oklahoma Aquarium, Mayor Kelly […]

An outlet mall slated for the Turkey Mountain area is now headed to Jenks, according to an investor’s brochure from the developer and the mayor of Jenks.

Simon Property Group now intends to build its Tulsa Premium Outlets mall on land across the Creek Turnpike from the Oklahoma Aquarium, Mayor Kelly Dunkerley said Wednesday night.

According to a Simon Premium Outlets brochure created for investors earlier this month, the Jenks site will have 325,000 square feet of leasable space with 90 stores to open in the spring of 2017.

Officials with Simon and the city of Tulsa were not available to comment Wednesday night.

“We are extremely pleased that the Simon Property Group is going to build the Simon Premium Outlet site in Jenks,” Dunkerley said. “For Jenks, we think it complements the area wonderfully.”

In December, Simon Property Group unveiled plans for an outlet mall on private land near Tulsa’s Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area.

That plan for a 48acre development with more than 350,000 square feet of leasable space drew strong reaction from Turkey Mountain patrons who feared that the outlet mall would encroach on their outdoor activities and the natural setting.

Dunkerley said most of the infrastructure needed to develop the Jenks site is already in place. City of Tulsa officials have said how to pay for infrastructure in the Turkey Mountain area had not been determined.

According to Tulsa County Assessor’s Office records, the Jenks site is owned by the River District Development Group LLC.

The land is already under contract for Simon Property group, according to a statement from the city of Jenks.

Dunkerley said the site is already part of a tax increment finance district, and Jenks residents in 2013 passed a road funding package that included streets in that area.

The roads will be constructed in conjunction with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority and will be ready by the mall’s planned opening in 2017.

Jenks City Manager Mike Tinker said in a statement released by the city Monday night that “this shows investment drives opportunity. … The foresight to invest and plan means it was just a matter of time until a project would materialize the size and scope of the Simon Premium Outlets.”

Earlier this month, Tulsa officials were in discussions with the developers to look at a land swap that would keep the mall and resulting sales tax dollars in Tulsa.

As previously reported, the proposal would have Simon Property Group purchase the property it has under contract at 61st Street and U.S. 75 and could then swap that land with the city of Tulsa for the Bales Park property, a 67acre tract on the opposite (west) side of U.S. 75 at 5801 S. Union Ave.

The Jenks site, just west of the Arkansas River, east of Elm Avenue and south of the Creek Turnpike, has been the focus of previous development proposals that have not panned out.

Originally, the River District Development Group was pushing for a development with 852,000 square feet of upscale and unique shopping at a price tag of $1 billion. A host of restaurants, office spaces, condominiums, hotels and a performance fountain were in the plans. At one point, the site was pitched as a home for a new Tulsa Drillers stadium.

The 300acre site was cleared years ago, but developers said the slumping economy and a lack of capital slowed its development.

“We’re very pleased that this site works for them,” Dunkerley said of Simon. “It’s ready for them and others to build. … “The entire south Tulsa region, including Jenks, will benefit. There are a multitude of developments … for customers to choose from.”

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http://paine-associates.com/uncategorized/paine-associates-selects-archetype-sc-to-develop-website/#respondSun, 15 Feb 2015 18:15:59 +0000http://paine-associates.com/?p=452Tulsa, Oklahoma based leader in Commercial Real Estate, Paine and Associates, has selected Archetype SC to redesign their web presence, designing and engineering their complete digital experience. The centerpiece will be a new website, designed to showcase the offerings and capabilities of Paine and Associates as they service their diverse client base. “We are confident […]

The centerpiece will be a new website, designed to showcase the offerings and capabilities of Paine and Associates as they service their diverse client base. “We are confident that this step will contribute to and push forward the growth of Paine and Associates as they continue to adapt to the changing market and grow their presence nationally” said Joe Bonanno, managing partner at Archetype SC.

“We are extremely excited about working with Archetype SC to develop our new website. Archetype SC is an accomplished web engineering firm. With its skillful expert team, Archetype SC is a perfect match for Paine Commercial Real Estate.” Debra Dorris, Director of Operations

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